Choosing what to study at university is one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a young person. So how do you decide what's right for you? Should you follow your heart and study something you're really passionate about, regardless of where it might lead you, or should you instead opt for a degree with a more secure career route? Here two students argue both sides of the debate.Christ University Management Quota admission.

Most advice on which degree to study is concentrated purely on obtaining a job in the future. We are discouraged by many from pursuing abstract interests because, apparently, the prospects are unrealistic.reva university direct admission.

The concept of standing by what you love despite the risks is dismissed by some - namely disapproving parents and teachers - but I believe it to be more sensible than focusing solely on a job.Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering Admission.

Having a genuine interest in something can't be faked and it's the surest way to succeed. As Steve Jobs famously said, "the only way to do great work is to love what you do".alliance university Bangalore admission.

So if you are naturally gifted with numbers but have a real passion for travel, opting to study geography at university might be a mistake. You may find you aren't quite sure what to do with your degree once you graduate, and find yourself knowing you're capable of the mathematical jobs you see advertised, but have no qualification to prove it.RV College of Engineering Admission.